If a solute is added with a certain density to a solution of a different density and it gets completely dissolved, is the new solution density a random number or a sum of the 2 densities or what??
Nvm I think I figured it out... It was confusig me to frustration but because the solvent completely dissolves, if the solute is more dense, It will increase the grams per volume. If lower density, it will lower the gram per volume.
I couldn't solve a problem in my br book for an hour..
Are you saying that it is a sum of the individual densities?
Is it sufficient to say that it wont be the sum of the densities of the 2To find the new density, you would need to know the resulting mass of the solution and the new volume.
Is it sufficient to say that it wont be the sum of the densities of the 2
I believe so. The new density should be somewhere between the two density values. Please correct me if I'm wrong.